Drop Everything!...It's Rain Fall!
by 777STAN

Comment:
Is that rainfall or water running down a window. As there is no background blur I don't really get the feeling of motion panning, however I've enjoyed looking at this photo

Cruisin'
by jansku

Comment:
Nice sharp photo of the car however the background could do with a lot more blur as it almost looks like the car is just parked up. I read somewhere that 1/15sec is a good setting to achieve panning techniques

Skiing
by mannjudit

Comment:
As everything is in focus I don't really get the feeling of motion panning here. Have to say the snow looks really nice there!

Subway Blur
by ARMY_DOC

Comment:
As the subject is not moving this doesn't really fit in to the challenge description, I like the image though and the shadow of the lady on the train really adds to the photo, if she was standing even closer I think it would make it better.

White Women Can Jump!
by arnit

Comment:
Really like to know how you have done this....is it will a filter with a blurred edge or pure motion panning, I'm guessing a mixture of the two. Lovely image however it was taken!

Closer to the Heart
by Cam

Comment:
It's the inside of a pepper! interesting closeup, needs a touch more light though and unfortunately doesn't hit the challenge perfectly

Smell the Shade!
by usia

Comment:
This really isn't abstract photography, a lot of people appear to have confused abstract with macro, unfortunately this doesn't meet either. In terms of the photo, it is pretty good, the out of focus glasses aren't exactly pleasing to the eye, however it does make you think about the photo

Destination Unknown
by SDW

Comment:
a good strong architectural photo, that doesn't meet the challenge description.

Streaking
by loriprophoto

Comment:
nice photo the tree in the background really helps to provide the motion to the picture, the focus of the face is sharp enough to bring the subject out well. As a critique, I'd say that the photo is slightly awkward due to one the front legs merging into the background too much. Hardly a fault, just an interesting effect of the motion panning

Up, Up, and Away!
by Beetle

Comment:
nice image, think this might be the one and only vertical panned shot, good idea and good subject for the vertical pan.